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  • Garanti Finansal Kiralama (Garanti Leasing) has mandated WestLB to arrange its debut $20m one year loan. The deal was launched into general syndication on Wednesday and is backed by a letter of comfort from Garanti Bank.
  • Turkey priced a Eu1bn 10 year Eurobond with a historically low coupon of 6.5% on Wednesday morning. But the sovereign was punished for its tight pricing a day later when the bond lost nearly four points from its launch price of 99.107 yesterday (Thursday).
  • Cam Pazarlama has signed a $50m one year loan, the second corporate deal to emerge from Turkey this year. The deals indicate international banks' greater willingness to invest in the country.
  • The European loan market welcomed another new money transaction on Wednesday as bookrunners Caja Madrid and La Caixa launched a Eu900m loan for Actividades de Construcción y Servicios (ACS), the Spanish construction business. The five year deal will refinance a bridging loan put in place by the bookrunners in July 2003 to support the merger of ACS with fellow construction firm Dragados.
  • UK packaging group Linpac is paving the way for a relaunch of its buy-out deal, which is being led by Deutsche Bank. The deal will be brought to market in late February or early March.
  • Tonto decided to cut and run for the sun at the beginning of this week. Unfortunately, his airmiles would only take him as far as Spain, where ? to his great surprise ? it was chilly and damp.
  • The Loan Market Association (LMA) has created a standard facility agreement for leveraged finance transactions.
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  • Euroclear is back in the market to renew its $3.85bn six month letter of credit facility. The deal will again be arranged by Deutsche Bank, and will pay an 8.5bp letter of credit commission and have the same terms as before.